If you are uneasy Bob, that's fine, move on, I totally understand.I originate my own loans, that way I am totally comfortable with what's going on.

I would assume that the more costly expenses, as the ones Scott mentioned, would carry the highest risk, but not sure if this is true.Also, something that I was considering was projects that would make a potential buyer uneasy about making a purchase.

It is scary, nerve racking and causes some uneasiness, but you have to get out of your comfort zone and DO IT.

This has me a little uneasy.

Variable rate loans make me uneasy.

That being said just, there are much more economical situations to rent for a single mother/student; and I'm uneasy about their understanding of what's best for them financially to correctly judge what they can handle?

I started feeling uneasy and clammed up.There’s an old saying: “You’re gonna find exactly what you’re looking for,” I bought into the notion we were in a bubble and it was about to pop.

I think it makes sense, if you are feeling uneasy about the older homes, to not mess with them.

If they feel uneasy they can have a code they punch in on the phone to the office where it looks like they are making a regular call.

It really makes me uneasy when I hear investors say "I need."